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Hatchery feeds for aquaculture
Proceedings of a workshop held in Cairns
9-10 March 2000
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THIS DOCUMENT
With the expansion of aquaculture in Australia, the Fisheries Research
and Development Commission (FRDC) perceived a need to improve coordination
between research organisations and industry in the study of fish larvae
feeds, and to identify opportunities and priorities for future
research.
Accordingly, FRDC subsequently requested us to prepare a strategic
R&D plan to more appropriately match the needs of industry.
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On 9-10 March 2000 we convened a Hatchery Feeds workshop in Cairns, with
the following objectives:
- To assess the status of hatchery feeds, including live and compounded
feeds, and to identify research in progress
- To assess priorities or research and development needs in the area of
hatchery feeds
- To identify constraints to the continued development of Australian
aquaculture in the area of hatchery feeds
- To identify opportunities to enhance collaboration and information
exchange amongst researchers and industry
- To develop a national R&D plan for hatchery feeds
This document contains extended abstracts from presentations delivered at
that meeting by the research community. Due to time constraints, industry
representatives did not give individual presentations, but their viewpoints were
captured in an open forum (see Abstract 21). We did, however, invite industry
representatives to submit written viewpoints, and these are included in the
second half of this document. The R&D plan arising from the workshop is
available in a companion document: Hatchery Feeds Research and Development
Plan 2000-2005.
Readers should note that this document is un-refereed, and that the viewpoints
expressed are those of the authors. David McKinnon, Mike Rimmer, Sagiv Kolkovski
The chapters of this document are in
Adobe PDF format. To view
these files you will need Acrobat Reader (v3.0 or later) from Adobe Corp.
CONTENTS
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Chapter 1 |
Priorities
for live feed production and research in Tasmania
Stephen Battaglene, John Purser, Piers Hart and David Morehead |
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Chapter 2 |
CSIRO
Microalgae Research Centre - Microalgae for aquaculture, biotechnology and
the environment
Susan Blackburn, Cathy Johnston and Dion Frampton |
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Chapter 3 |
Polyunsaturated
fatty acid and ascorbic acid enrichment of zooplankton
Malcolm Brown, Graeme Dunstan, Piers Hart and Arthur Ritar |
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Chapter 4 |
Marine
Fingerling Production at the Bribie Island Aquaculture Research Centre
Intensive Green-Water Culture: an historical perspective
Michael Burke |
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Chapter 5 |
Optimising
penaeid larvae growth and nutrition:methods for Artemia, copepods and
rotifers
Frances D ’Souza |
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Chapter 6 |
Live
feed production in South Australian aquaculture
Wayne Hutchinson |
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Chapter 7 |
The
parartemia working group
Brenton Knott and Colin Adams |
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Chapter 8 |
Research
in progress at the Live Prey Research Unit, , QDPI Northern Fisheries
Centre, Cairns
Richard Knuckey, Gale Semmens and Bernard Della-Rodolfa |
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Chapter 9 |
Production
of Polyunsaturated fatty acids by Australian Thraustochytrids: aquaculture
applications
Tom Lewis, Peter Nichols and Tom McMeekin |
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Chapter 10 |
Hatchery
feeds for the mud crab Scylla serrata:towards a nutritionally complete iet
David Mann, Tom Asakawa, Morris Pizzutto, Clive Keenan and Ian Brock |
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Chapter 11 |
Victorian
hatchery feed production and development
Lachlan McKinnon and Brett Ingram |
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Chapter 12 |
Cultured
copepods as live food for fish
Mick Payne |
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Chapter 13 |
Live
food and feeding ecology of larval snapper (Pagrus auratus)
Jian G. Qin and Troy Hillier |
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Chapter 14 |
Intensive
cultivation of a Calanoid copepod
Rob Rippingale |
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Chapter 15 |
Development
of artificial diets for fish larvae
Paul Southgate and Sagiv Kolkovski |
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Chapter 16 |
Latest
developments in low cost, low impact phytoplankton production for feeding
molluscs and zooplankton for the shrimp and fish farming industry, or: how
to produce it?
John Bayes |
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Chapter 17 |
Artemia:
the turning point –Industry research priorities in a world short of
artemia
Liz Evans |
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Chapter 18 |
Production
of live microalgal feed
Rodney Grove-Jones |
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Chapter 19 |
A
synopsis of aquaculture in Western Australia
Adam Maskew |
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Chapter 20 |
Ocean
Wave Seafoods
Antonio Mozqueira |
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Chapter 21 |
Issues
raised in general discussion at the Hatchery Feeds Workshop
Mike Rimmer |
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Chapter 22 |
Clean
Seas Aquaculture Pty Ltd
Brendan Spillman |
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